Welcome to Agentic Degree Audit thatre-runs the moment anything on the record changes.
The audit stops being a document somebody requests. Risely's agents re-run it against the live catalog whenever the record changes, and an advisor approves every substitution it proposes.
Degree audit · B.S. Biology
run against the current catalog
74%
complete · 89 of 120 credits
on pace for May 2027
Risely's agents: the record changed · PSY-210 posted, and the catalog updated overnight
Every student re-audits every night.
Risely's agents run the whole caseload as grades, transfers, and swaps post, so drift is caught the day it starts rather than at the milestone that used to expose it.
Risely's agents re-audit the whole caseload as grades, transfers, and swaps post. An advisor opens the twelve records that moved rather than four hundred that did not.
Every line names the rule it satisfies.
A course sits on a requirement because a catalog rule puts it there, and Risely's agents show that rule on the line. An appeal becomes a citation check.
PSY-210satisfies social science
catalog rule: one approved social-science course, catalog list B
CHM-152satisfies lab science
catalog rule: a second lab science in the same sequence
transfer creditsatisfies science core
catalog rule: an equivalency on the current articulation table
A cited line turns a substitution appeal into a citation check.
The advisor reads the diff instead of the document.
Risely's agents compare each run against the one before it and surface only what moved. What did not move gets said out loud, which is what makes the short list trustworthy.
social science · satisfied
PSY-210 posted, and the rule matched
science core · one new gap
a transfer course lost its mapping in the catalog update
everything else · unchanged
and Risely's agents say so, rather than staying silent
Every unmet requirement arrives with its cheapest close.
Risely's agents name the course that satisfies the gap, the term that offers it, and whether the substitution has been approved before. An advisor decides.
Risely's agents draft the substitution and attach the precedent. An advisor decides whether it stands.
One thing moves. The audit re-runs.
A posted grade, a dropped section, an overnight catalog update, an approved substitution. Each one changes what a student still owes, and Risely's agents handle every one of them the same way.
The catalog updates overnight
a transfer course loses its science mapping
Three audits change
the same rule, three students
Risely's agents attach the precedent
this substitution has been approved before
An advisor approves the substitution
one review, three records
The gap closes before registration
nobody meets it at clearance
Agentic Degree Audit never works alone.
sends the placed credits
the day rules post
re-audits the finish
line every night
sends the cited rules
as accreditor evidence
What changes, and how it runs.
The audit is current instead of requested
Every record change re-runs it the same night.
Advisors open a diff instead of a document
Twelve changed audits, rather than four hundred to re-read.
Clearance stops finding surprises
The gap that used to appear in May appears in October.
The technical read
Connects read-only to your SIS, degree audit, and catalog to start
An advisor approves every substitution and every exception
Every action lands on an append-only log
Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.